Muskie vows ongoing bid in Democrat race
Senator Muskie, defiantly in the race, urges broadening his base and seeks support from various viewpoints. He predicts that widening areas of agreement could narrow differences as he remains a candidate. Senator Humphrey returns to Washington amid mixed signals on his own nominating chances and possible cooperation with Muskie.
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Order probe of school's sex study continued
San Francisco educators debate sex education life planning amid parental reluctance to discuss sexual behavior. Board member Mally McGee from Los Alamitos High School urged not to end sex education, noting classes remain needed and are left to district discretion under California law.
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Threat to Saigon hints at tragic napalm error
An American adviser briefing Vietnamese officers near Highway 4 discusses how Trang Bang sits on Highway 1 into Saigon. He notes the capital’s defenders will fight to protect the city even at the countryside’s expense. North Vietnamese forces use War Zone C and jungle trails to threaten Saigon, with renewed attacks alarming Saigon’s military posture.
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Strongest antibusing bill faces split vote
The House debated a sweeping busing and education package. Nixon urged a moratorium on court ordered busing while Elliott Richardson criticized amendments as unclear. The bill would create federal aid to colleges, grants for students, funds to desegregate schools, and a National Institute of Education, with funding ceilings but actual funds to be appropriated later.
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Mational Institute of Education
ACTION LINE continues with veterans benefits refund delays
Readers report stalled refunds after stolen government checks. A VA spokesman cites rising theft and Treasury backlogs delaying refunds for six to eight months. The note also covers Gary Puckett and Casey Kasem no medical background, plus Civil Service exam prep resources at Long Beach Library.
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U S bombers hit Hanoi Haiphong in new raids
U S bombers targeted supply depots from inside the DMZ to 31 miles north as Saluration raids resumed in the Hanoi area. A senior officer doubted supplies were disrupted yet warned it may take time. In the south, Trang Bang was abandoned after three days of fighting as BS2s hit North Vietnamese concentrations nearby and the Phnom Penh Saigon road reopened.
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Cosmos 492 Satellite Launch Reported by Tass News
Moscow reports another Cosmos program unmanned satellite launched into Earth orbit. Cosmos 492 reached an apogee of 219 miles and perigee of 140 miles in its initial orbit, signaling progress for the Soviet space effort.
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